The purpose of this study was to reveal the diverse modes of middle-class parents’educating children during Corona-19 within the context of their everyday lives and to understand those modes in terms of Archer’s reflexivity and Bourdieu’s habitus. First, I described three modes of six parents’educating children within the unexpected situations, which are distinguished from the typical culture of middle-class parents in Korea: becoming-friend, becoming-teacher and becoming-butler. Also, I understood those modes of educating children in terms of Archer’s concept of reflexivity, which can be regarded as internal conversation of agents of considering their context in order to pursue their ultimate concerns. Finally, I revealed that the first two modes of educating children manifest ‘meta-reflexivity’, which is to criticize the established ‘autonomous reflexivity’ and to search for alternative values against their own habitus, but the parents could fail without everyday communitarian relationships, which support those parents and practise together.